get on
1> 
_Ex:
get your hat on  
_Ex:
he couldn't get his gloves on     
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
how are you getting along?   ?,  ?
_Ex:
how are you? - Getting along!  ? - !
_Ex:
they can scarcely get on on their income   
    
_Ex:
she never managed to get on on her salary   
   
_Ex:
I can get on with this sum of money    
_Ex:
to get on without food   
_Ex:
we shall get on without your help    

_Ex:
he thinks he can get on without trying hard  ,
      
_Ex:
how will she get on without him?      ?
_Ex:
how is he getting on?     ?
3> ,  
_Ex:
I do not get on in life      
_Ex:
if you want to get on you must...   
(- ),  ...
4> 
_Ex:
to get on with one's work   ( );
   
_Ex:
do get on!  !; , !
_Ex:
while he was getting on with the job...   
...
_Ex:
we must get on   
_Ex:
to get on (in years) 
_Ex:
he is getting on for seventy   () 
()
_Ex:
time is getting on  
_Ex:
it's getting on for three o'clock   ()
_Ex:
it is getting on for supper-time    ,
 
5>     
_Ex:
he is good at getting his pupils on    
 
6> 
_Ex:
she'll get on now   
7> ,    
_Ex:
to get on well with smb.      -.
_Ex:
to get on (well) together () 
_Ex:
we do not get on   
_Ex:
to get on with people   
_Ex:
it's hard to get on with such a man    
 ()
_Ex:
we get on swimmingly   
8> (with)  
_Ex:
he got on well with her     
9>  (-.)
_Ex:
I got on to it quite by chance     

10>  ( -.)
_Ex:
the police got on to him at once    
   ( )
11> _.  ,  -.
_Ex:
people are getting on to the fact that...  
 (), ...
12> ;   
_Ex:
how will we get on to him?     ?
13> 
_Ex:
she's always getting on to me    

get out
1> , , 
_Ex:
to get out at the next stop    
_Ex:
get out! !, !; !; _.  !,
 !,   -  ( )
_Ex:
I am getting out  ;    
2> ,   ( )
_Ex:
several men got out yesterday    
3> , 
_Ex:
to get out a nail  
4>  
_Ex:
if the secret gets out    
5> , 
_Ex:
he managed to get out a few words    
  
_Ex:
I couldn't get out a single word      
6>  (   . .)
_Ex:
the newspaper got out in time   
7>  ( ,  -.  . .)
_Ex:
to get out a book  
_Ex:
they got out a new model of car    

8> _. 
_Ex:
evenings are getting out   
9> _.  (    . .)
10> _.   

get over
1>  (-.),  ( -.)
_Ex:
let's get it over    ();  
()  
_Ex:
I was glad to get that over (with)   ,  

2> = get across
_Ex:
he couldn't get his ideas over to his readers   
   ()  
_Ex:
I couldn't get it over to him that he must come   
   (  ),    

get round
1> ,   
_Ex:
he's getting round     (   . .)
_Ex:
I'll get round somehow  -  ()
2> ,  (    . .), 
( -.),  (-.)
_Ex:
then he got round to facts    ()
 
_Ex:
when will you get round to my question?   
()   ?
_Ex:
I'll get round to it  -  
_Ex:
I never got round to see her      
  ( )
3> 
_Ex:
to get smb. round to one's way of thinking  ()
-.    ;  -.  


get through
1>  ( -.),  ( )
_Ex:
when your note got through to me...    
 ...
_Ex:
your letters got through   
_Ex:
your signal got through    
2>  (-.)
_Ex:
can you get this message through to him?   
  ?
3> , ; 
_Ex:
the men got through  
_Ex:
he gor through to the third round     
4>  ( -.,  -. )
_Ex:
it has got(ten) through to him quickly    
_Ex:
I couldn't get through to her at all     
  ( ),     
5>   
_Ex:
I phoned you several times but couldn't get through  
  ,     
_Ex:
could you get through to him straight away?    
   ?
_Ex:
get me through to Paris at once   
 
6> ,  ()
_Ex:
did you get through (the exam)?   ()?
7> _.  ()
8> _.  ()
9> (with) , 
_Ex:
I shall soon get through   
_Ex:
I shan't get through before 6     
_Ex:
to get through with the client  
_Ex:
to get through with the business   
10> _.  

get together
1> , 
_Ex:
let's get together  
2> 
_Ex:
to get an army together  
_Ex:
to get one's thoughts together   
3> _. _.  ,   
_Ex:
the jury was unable to get together   
  
_Id:
get it together      
 ;   

get up
1> , 
_Ex:
to get up early in the morning   
_Ex:
get up out of bed!   !
2> ,  , 
_Ex:
get the children up  
3>  (   . .);  ( ); ,
 (-.)
_Ex:
when they got up the hill     
_Ex:
she got up behind me      
_Ex:
he got up on to the roof    
4> 
_Ex:
to get up speed  () 
_Ex:
to get up steam  () ;  ;
  
_Ex:
when she gets up steam she can...   ,
 ...
5> , 
_Ex:
the wind is getting up  
_Ex:
the sea is getting up    
6> _. , , ,

_Ex:
to get up a play  
_Ex:
to get up a concert  () 
_Ex:
to get up a dance   ()
_Ex:
to get up a company  
7> _.  ; ; 
_Ex:
they got her up as a Spanish dancer     
 
8>    ; 
_Ex:
he got himself up so that no one recognized him  
() ,     
_Ex:
he was splendidly got up    
9>   ( -.); ; 
_Ex:
have these shirts got up  (,
, )  
10> _. _. , ; 
()
11> , 
_Ex:
we got up to page seventeen last lesson    
   
_Ex:
we soon got up to the others    
12> _. ; 
_Ex:
you never know what he'll get up to next   ,
   
_Ex:
he always gets up to mischief    -
 ( - )
13> ,  ()
_Ex:
get up! !, !
14>  ()
15>   (-.)
_Ex:
to get up one's notes  
_Ex:
what subjects have you to get up for the entrance exam? 
      ?
_Id:
get up and go _. _.   (), 
 

get-at-able
1> _. 

get-away
1> _.  (.   ); 
_Ex:
to make a quick get-away  ;  
2> _. ()
3> _.    (  . .)
4> _.   
5>   
_Ex:
a get-away car ,    
  

get-out
1> _.  (    )

get-rich-quick
1> _.      
_Ex:
he suggested a get-rich-quick scheme   ,
   ;    ,  
    

get-together
1>  
_Ex:
he explained the purpose of the get-together  ,
     ( )
2> , 

get-tough policy
1>  

get-up
1>  , ;  
2> _. , ; 
3> _.  ()
4>  ()
5> _. _. , 
6>  ( -)

get-up-and-go
1> _. _. 
_Ex:
he's got lots of get-up-and-go   

get-well card
1>     

geta
1> _pl.  (    )

getas
1> _pl.  (    )

gettable
1> ,   

getter
1> ; 
2> 
3> _-.  (, )
4> _. , 

getting
1> ; 
2> . _pl. _. ; ; 
3> _. ; 
_Ex:
this child is not of your getting _.    
 ( )
4> _. , 

gew-gaw
1> , ;  (. .)
2> ,  ; 

gewgaw
1> , ;  (. .)
2> ,  ; 

gey
1> _. 
2> _. ; ; 

geyser
1> 
2> ()    

Ghanaian
1> ,    
2> ,   

Ghanian
1> ,    
2> ,   

gharry
1> - ,  

ghast
1> _. 
2> _. ; , -
3> _. 

ghastful
1> _. ; 
2> ; 

ghastliness
1>   .

ghastly
1> 
_Ex:
ghastly accident  () 
_Ex:
ghastly murder  
_Ex:
ghastly dreams  () ,  
_Ex:
to look ghastly  ;    
2> ; , -
_Ex:
ghastly grin ,   
_Ex:
ghastly smile  
3> 
4> _-. , ; 
_Ex:
ghastly failure  ,  
_Ex:
ghastly dinner  
_Ex:
ghastly bore   ()
_Ex:
we had a ghastly time at party   
   
5> _-. , , 
_Ex:
ghastly pale  () 
_Ex:
she has ghastly bad taste    

ghat
1> _.  
2>   
3>     (. burning ghats)

ghazal
1> _. _. _. 

ghazel
1> _. _. _. 

ghazi
1> _. 

ghee
1>    (  )

gherkin
1> _.  ,  (Cucumis anquria)
2>    

ghetto
1> 
2> ,   ()
_Ex:
Black ghetto   

ghettoize
1> ,  ()

ghi
1>    (  )

Ghibelline
1> _. 

ghost
1> , , 
_Ex:
the ghost of Hamlet's father   
_Ex:
to raise a ghost   ()
_Ex:
do you believe in ghosts?     ( )?
2> , 
_Ex:
to give up the ghost _.  , 
3> ,  , 
_Ex:
the ghost of a smile   
_Ex:
ghosts of the past   ()
_Ex:
he is a mere ghost of his former self   
 
_Ex:
not the ghost of a chance   
4>  ,    , 
, ,    
 
5> _. "",  
6> _. ()   (- 
)
_Id:
Holy G.  
_Id:
the ghost walks _.   () 
_Id:
as white as a ghost ,  
7> _.  ( )
8> , , ,  
9>     (   
)
10>    
_Ex:
his memories have been very ably ghosted - 
   

ghost town
1> _. -; ,   (. 
  -   )

ghost-dance
1>    , 


ghost-story
1>   
2> ;    

ghost-word
1>  

ghost-writer
1> _. "",  
2> _. ()   (- 
)

ghostlike
1>   , 
2> _.  ( )
3>  

ghostly
1> 
_Ex:
ghostly shadow  
2> I saw a ghostly light ahead of me in the darkness 
    
3> _. 
_Ex:
ghostly father (adviser, director) 
_Ex:
ghostly comfort  
_Ex:
ghostly weapons  

ghostwrite
1> ,   
_Ex:
he ghostwrote an article for K.   , 
   .

ghoul
1> , ,  (  )
2>  
3>    ; , 
 ,   . .;  

ghoulish
1> , , 
_Ex:
ghoulish taste  
_Ex:
ghoulish joy 
_Ex:
ghoulish story      

ghyll
1>     
2>  

GI
1> (_.  government issue) _. , . 
 , "-" (. GI Joe)
_Ex:
GI morale   
_Ex:
GI bride _.     ,
     
2> ;   
3> 
_Ex:
GI haircut  
4>   (.  )

GI Bill of Rights
1>    

GI Jane
1> _. -

GI Joe
1> (_.  government issue) _. , . 
 , "-" (. GI Joe)
_Ex:
GI Joe morale   
_Ex:
GI Joe bride _.     ,
     

gi-gi, gigi
1> _. _. -
2>  , .     
3> ,       (
,   . .)

giant
1> , 
2> , 
_Ex:
mental giant  
_Ex:
giant of the faith  
_Ex:
a giant among poets    
3> _. 
4> _. -
5> , , , 
_Ex:
a man of giant strength   
_Ex:
he had a giant helping     ()
_Ex:
giant planets   (, ,   )

giant-circle
1> _.   ( )

giant-downhill
1> _.   ""

giant-slalom
1> _.  ""
_Ex:
giant-slalom course   ""

giant-stride
1> _.  

giantess
1> _. 

giantism
1>  ,  
2> _. 

giantlike
1> , 

giaour
1> _. 

gib
1> ; 
2> _.  
3> _.  
4> _. ,  
5>  ; 
6> ,  ( -  ,   . .)
7> ; 
8>  
9>  , ,  ( 
 . .);   
10> , 
_Ex:
to gib in the face of danger    
11> (at) 
_Ex:
my car gibs at steep hills     

12> 
_Ex:
to gib at doing smth. ,  -.  
13>   ( -.,  -.)
_Ex:
he gibs at working overtime    
 
_Ex:
he gibs at speaking with her      ,
     

gib arm
1> _. ,  ()

gib-cat
1> _.  

gib-staff
1> 

gibbed cat
1> _.  

gibber
1> , ,  
2>  , , ; 
_Ex:
he gibbered with rage   
3> _. 

gibberellin
1> _-. 

gibbering
1> 
_Ex:
a gibbering idiot  

gibberish
1> ,  , 
_Ex:
foreign gibberish   
2> ,  , 

gibbet
1> 
_Ex:
to die on the gibbet  
_Ex:
to hang upon a gibbet   
2> 
3> _. ,  ()
4> , 
5>      
6>   ,   (. gibbet up)
_Ex:
gibbetted in the press   

gibble-gabble
1>  

gibbon
1> _. ,   (Hylobates gen.)

gibbose
1> ; , 
2> 
3> _.     

gibbosity
1> ; 
2> ; 

gibbous
1> ; , 
2> 
3> _.     

gibe
1> , 
_Ex:
cheap gibes  
_Ex:
the gibes of the crowd  
_Ex:
don't make gibes about her behaviour until you know the
reason for it     ,   
,     
2> 
_Ex:
to gibe at smb.'s mistakes   -. 
_Ex:
to gibe smb.  ( )   -.

giber
1> 

gibier
1> _. 

gibingly
1> , 

giblet-pie
1>    

giblets
1>  

Gibson girl
1>     XIX  (
     . )
2> _. _.  

gibus
1> ;  

gid
1> ,  

giddily
1>   ;  
2> 
3> , 

giddiness
1> 
_Ex:
to feel (to be seized with) (sudden) giddiness 
() 
_Ex:
I am given (subject) to giddiness    

2> , ; ; 

giddy
1>  ;  
_Ex:
I feel (am) giddy    
_Ex:
he turned (got,went) giddy    
_Ex:
this makes me giddy      , 
   
_Ex:
giddy with succes  
2> 
_Ex:
giddy height  
_Ex:
giddy success  
3> , 
_Ex:
giddy whirl (round) of pleasures  
_Ex:
to lead a giddy life of pleasure    
4> , , 
_Ex:
giddy young girl (thing)  () ,

_Ex:
her conduct was rather giddy    

_Ex:
all they're good for is to play giddy in the bushes 
   ()   
5> _. 
_Ex:
up to the giddy hilt   
_Id:
that's the giddy limit!   !
_Id:
to play the giddy goat ;  
  
6>  
7>  ; , 

giddy-brained, giddy-headed
1> , 

gidget
1> _. _.  ;  

gift
1> , 
_Ex:
birthday gift    
_Ex:
to make a gift  () 
_Ex:
to make smb. a gift of smth.  -. -.
_Ex:
at this price it's a gift!      
()
_Ex:
I wouldn't have it (take it) at a gift (as a gift)  
   ,      
_Ex:
he thinks he's God's gift to the human race _.  ,
     
2> ,   
_Ex:
deed of gift 
_Ex:
gift by will  ( )
_Ex:
gift mortis causa    
_Ex:
the property came to me by free gift   
  
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
(to have) a gift for music ()   
_Ex:
gift of tongues   
_Ex:
the gift of pleasing  ()  
()
_Ex:
(to have) the gift of wit    
_Ex:
the gift of (the) gab  
_Ex:
he has the gift of the gab     
_Ex:
to be a man of great gifts    
_Ex:
to turn one's gift to account   
( )
4> _.   (, )
_Ex:
the post (office) is not in his gift    
(  )    
_Ex:
it is not in my gift     
_Id:
a gift from the Gods 
_Id:
Greek gift  
_Id:
to look a gift horse in the mouth    
 
5> , 
_Ex:
to be gifted by nature with great talent   
 ( )
6> _. 

gift coupon
1>       ,  
      
2>  (    . .), 
        

gift token
1>     (  ,   
     ; 
    . .)

